I found I can fit these cabinets in frontt of each other, can these units can take wheels or casters or other way to make movable
24807
I have two of them. You might be able to screw wheels on the bottoms, but the screws would need to be fairly short. I would be concerned you would split the wood and damage the cabinets.
1251333
You can remove the casters by pulling them out, so I believe you would then be able to stack them. I haven't done that myself but I'm pretty sure that would work. Hope that helps.
2192183
I don't see why you couldn't. Check out the home stores. I like mine just the way it is but in my kitchen I do move it sometimes. Love this cabinet.
993140
You "could" stack them if you don't put casters on ANY of them. But there is nothing to lock them into one another so they would be simply balancing on top of one another. If you had them loaded with heavy items in the drawers that might keep them from getting knocked side ways when you pulled out drawers but I don't think stacking them would be too effective unless you put Velcro on the bottom of each cart so that they literally "Stuck" together.
1343847
I don't think so, unless you'd try to move it with the brake on. The brakes are really good, and may make it like your dragging the shelving. The wheels them selfs roll very easy even on carpet and are made very well.
946410
I think you could. You might want to find a way to secure them together if you're stacking anything remotely heavy or breakable though. For light/unbreakable items, you'd probably be fine.
2255047
If you drilled a hole in the long side of the frame you could install the wheels to work in the direction you want them too. As it is designed, the axle of the wheels goes through a hole in the short sides of the frame so they only pull out sideways.
824778
My guess would be no. The unit is assembled by putting the square posts into square openings at the corners of the shelves; the openings measure roughly 1.75 inches x 1.75 inches. Even if you could put wheels into those openings, I don't think the shelves would be stable enough to roll around without things falling off. I would look for shelving with wheels built into the design.
1559803
I think probably yes. The unit is very sturdy. i had a problem with the wheels and had to leave them off.
249228
When you say casters, I am assuming you mean wheels. The chair is pretty substantial, so I would get really strong wheels. It wouldn't do much for the look of the chair. The seat is pretty high too, so be sure you measure the bottom of the vanity. I love this chair. It looks good even from the back.
2051834
Yes, you could purchase caster wheels and add them to the feet. The unit seems sturdy enough to support this, although it might be a bit unstable if raised to the maximum height and is loaded. There is a single hole in each of the feet already drilled.
1641854
I have not looked but I am sure that you can. If you have it on carpet the wheels will not be in the way.
2262216
The wheels do not swivel and there is very little clearance between the file cabinet and the floor. Unless you are on a solid floor (not carpet) it will not roll very well.
2028309
Yes, they can be moved anywhere on grid. You can also position them to face front/back or left/right.
1770697
If you're very handy, you may be able to add wheels. I just wonder if the overall size and the wood tray in the middle may cause it to be a little unbalanced if wheeled around.
714094
No...this cage is not on wheels or casters. It comes with plastic caps with levelers to go over the "feet" of the cage. It seems possible that one might be able to attach casters instead of using the plastic leveling gizmos.
2165903
Yes. There are no wheels, so in order to move it you'll have to pick the whole unit up. Same goes for moving it away while in bed. Once you've tightened the joints where you want them the will not move until you loosen them.